I'm worried the sucsess Netflix has had forcing people to stop password sharing is emboldening companies to perform policies such as this :(
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Once that policy kicks in globally and starts to bite, watch subscriber numbers drop and an increase in torrenting
I’ll just keep making accounts. You can’t stop us google, you can only inconvenience us
I'm sorry for youtube-addicted. On my part, I use it, maybe, twice per year, so I couldn't care less.
Me using youtube daily, to learn things (I enjoy engineering and educational content) I also use it to sleep with the help of ASMR
Ads during ASMR is going to ruin it, good thing ReVanced exists
Incidentally, I am also implementing a three strikes policy - as in I'll still using your website after seeing this shit three times.
If YouTube starts banning people for blocking ads, it'll finally be the push I need to move to PeerTube.
Peertube just doesn't have the content.
Is the account banned or the IP? FYI, I don't really login to use YouTube. I mostly use RSS to subscribe to a channel.
or maybe they'll use browser fingerprinting and other hints to try and suss out who the 'bad' users are
Then you just use a browser that randomize fingerprints.
If you just watch videos and don't comment or upload, what's the point of a YouTube account?
Just subscribe to channels using RSS
Yeah screw that, I'll just not use YouTube.
It wouldn't be as bad if their website wasn't such a spammy f*ing mess with ads. Let's go back to the days when advertisements were just banner ads and the odd video sponsor segment.
Its not just the ads but the algorithm pushes young men down the alt right pipeline.